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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
W STANIStAWOWIE.

sadie polskle.} pod mlastem
Stephen, Minn., spodziewajq
sic bsrdzo pomysl:,ego 2niwa.
Jak nam donosi tamtejszy
nasz correspondent rodacy ma
s: W tel osadzie W bardzo mi
lei pamieci zachowuja ksie2y
polskich Grabowskiego z Po-
lonii Peszczyhskiego Hull.
ktorzy niedawno raczyli lch
odwiedzic. Ksie1a ci podobno
sic ME mogl1 nachwaliG do
broci gruntow i pomyslnego
stanu urodzajow W Stanisfa-
wowie.
Do Stanislawowa doje3dza
ks. prob. Chowaniec z Swan
River. Kapfan ten widzac, 3e
koscioi pols1i w Stanisfawo-
vie pofo2ony tax wysoko, u
PREY ka2dym silnlejszym wi
chrze nara2ony jest ma uszko-
dzenie [lezy ON przesz1o 200
stop wy2ej, jak miasto Ste
phen postaraf sic u ks. BIZ
s'supa O pozwolenie przenie-
sienia go La bezpieczniGtss
mieisce. | zaraz tel pqsyqaly
sic ma ten Gel hojne> ofary.
Czterech obywateli ofarowa]6
po 10 akrow gruntu;9e a 1t4lA-
nowicie: Pawef Bakowskiis, is,"11A!"'
lcksander BrylowskI Jan aGi-
niecki Juliusz Majsfhaeart haeart!72!Ht: tH::
zem 40 akrow p0d" K9sei5f:
Inni zas obywatele sIpnsl!
gotowkq, tax 3e i swo1ch swIf-
tych miec bedkiemb6 Whb4n.
Pomiedzy innymi ofarow2l
ma ten eel: Esf1I1 1AH
FIR. Szunikowskl 50 dol.
y,n' T'"'; .s55'a;igtc91NS, 50 50 !" ),
JSn. .JSn SryEe.Igi $tE,,tgSTt55ih giH5hi iH{S H{SSw,,,
y~sn -3y5wsS eiNb9d
Cru MIA 5przszfsatz zone 9 na
polskq 'ke4onizasy4jjo fktara.zse4
iAg&.s A@a 6faaatHfiS5 SIS dS3f$tYSsS !$SsI
dz's'e)sy5ff%RR2 )s.y5ff%R21JHA JHREmSsf| HARE S qP88hhSNY}s qP88hSNY}ls
Prlns Koch z Chlcago, re.
dakcya ''44A4amssthb pole
@. s.;;,::s s"'n.'s)) na :)m.cS!f I1ESli$Sx:;l
Gle polecenla xadue "s4 .gn.-
ia lesiste, dokoialapzFotA Stur
yeon Lake, ydA{f Apa5ihebta n
ku temu osied&>iEemc
Dunajski. 'jgsp foNN sama o
kolica, k KtddppatI dppatIDjj K'Jenzor Cry
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
nikiem przyjaznia-go prote'

nikiem przyjaznia-go prote-
guia.
Jua ma zasadzie przys}owia:
q jaklm kto przestaje, ia
kim sic staje-smialo powie-
dziec mozna, lie onj ME lepsi
Cd niegc.-Czas JUL z mimi
zrobic obrachunek!
Przyznacie mi, kochane VIA
rusy, lie to ME Polak, co po,
maga zniewaaac naszych pro :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

zfoscl, wldzac Jak patryocl
czesc oddaja niesmiertelnemu
naszemu Kraszewskiemu-co
niegodziwie uderza ma zasfu-
zonego Cenzora Zwiazku Mar,
Polskiego.
Ostrzegam was pred podob-
nymi zdrajcami Ojczyzny, a
pray tenn ufam W roztropuosc
wasza, ze przecie2 sami zdo}a-
Gle rozroznic fafsz cd prawdy,
- osadzlc co varte popiera-
MIA, co trzeba potepia6. Kto
popiera Wia,7tsa "a to, ze o
wszystkiem referuje jaknajsu-
mienniej, ka2demu z cory
rznie prawde, ten powinien
noga kopnac niezdarny szpar.
ga}, pragnacy zrobic soLie roz-
gfos fabrykowaniem namacal-
nych potwarzy. Kto lubi pra-
VIDE, a gardzi oszczerstwem, u
tego organ zdrajcow Ojzyzny
ME znajdzie goscinnoSSci = a
Bogu dzieki takich jeszcze jest
daleko vvieksza po}owa pomie.
dry nami.
Ola takich rodaktor Kropi
dta pozostanie brudna swipia,
fkt6rej Pan Bog ME dat ro-
gov, by bose ME mog1a.
Me dfugo bedzie chwafy i
istnienia tego potwora W CHI
cago. Dozna ono tego samego
losu, co blagierskie dziefo Sill
sza W Buffalo, a ludzie posia.
dajacy akcye tego kaduko-
wego przedsiebiorstwa, beda
mogli sobie niemi izby tape
towac Po niewczasie mole
jeden drugi z Mich powie: =
Oj, mial prawde Majster cd
Wiorusu! Lepiej by}bym zro-
Bit, gdybym byl te pieniadze
W ogieh wrzuci4, ani&eli daf
temu wichlaczowi Sliszowi Ma
plamienie lmienia polskiego!-
z ro2nych stron zapytuja
mnie, czemu tel ME donosze,
jak sic ma rzecz obsadze-
MEM osieroconego przez snierc
sp. Andrzeja Kura tronu ka-
szubskiego.
Dziwia sic ludzie, i slusz-
ME. dla czego milczafem, ale
miafem ia do tego wa2ny po'
wod. Wiazafo i wla3e mi u
sta s}owo, ably tymczasem
wszystko, co w tel sprawie u
chwalonem zostanie urzedo-
wo, W aclsfej zachowac taje.
mnicy.
Wolno mi przeciez wyjawic
JUL teraz dwie rzeczy: ze tron
kaszubslSi dotad pozostaje ME
obsadzorym i lie pierwotny
plan zjazdu delegatow kaszub-
= skich w Stevens Point zosta]
pomucony.
-Wlelka to szkoda - po
): vie niejeden delegat-cieszy
: lem sic, lie przynajmniej bi-
;. skupa, kanonika i proroka be
u de mogfz obaczyc, a tamci .jak
j by mi zazdrosclli tego szczes
cia, lnaczej postanowili.
l. Myliity sic grubo, ktoby
}. talk rezonowal. Me zazdrost
-'byla powodem pominiec'a Ste
IlRl nF mr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04

glaszewski mia} wybrana dla
kolonizacyi iona Zwiazku
Mar. Pol, i tylko dla tego
ten zamiar porzuci}, poniewaz
ola Kolonizacyi Zwiazkowej
Potrzeba okolicy, ma ktorej
'noznaby zafo2yc zjakie so O.
sad farmerskich, jakq pozniej
znaleziona W Dakocie, a mad
)ezlorem Sturgeon Lake jul
TAX wielkich obszar6w ME ma,
chociaa zienia dobra i dosyc
urodzajna, a klimat bardzo Ia
godny. .,..es
Blizszych szczeg6ll4w grun.
tach prerowych j lesistych, ja-,
kie maja ma gp>rrzeda4 pano:>
vie Prins Koch Chicago,
dostarczy tak4e na 3adanie req
daktor Wiarusa Hierollim D. sfJ I
dowskl' rs ss qg = Gin
"lJ. ogei
W DETROIT pewien ehaAz.
mix z}osliwie, "a posredpiktT e#
Hia'usa, pragna} zas2R6aa@s
p. w. A Madgowi, Gpo&ae e NJ"
d'', ie onenu ks. B?rHi I'd.
zwoli} spzedawac przed kos
e;''sm 9brany a. ?! misW fEsE
rusa zna p. Mad9a9So9 9Dib i
tax samo, jak lA 81 r i
k ws k j. pqqlAficit pqqlAfic gs1HgNefS
jako godnego, pracowitego, bic
g}ego W swym zawodzie oby-
watela i ddBAgB5 laMyg4k ia.
ko wzor 4f#tHmH W
Aneryce. Ten, co jemu pra7
gnaf zal4ko4zit) p)zs9 tq wf)
Sniie sobie zsHdkf,o92dFzdi1l zsszk odzil p7aiwiecej: 7
Pa%4 54otM}agd tM}agdeii jlpg pT7s1ii6sf ng}i y$S}Yg$ $S}Yg$
Handel o6Efas33edi b i Z gilrKha9@atgre rKa9atgres III
cy pQd,MsTSa Ate Au4isA ,AySv
a'M ,sTrl'AW.ur
PRQBKA STYLU. = Calu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
Wydawnictwo wfasnosG Akcyonaryuszow
PsALMy RAw'DowE p!
(Beatus vl;r).

(Beatus vr).
Szczesliwy i ME zna kazni,
Kto Wickiem lyle W przyjazpi,
A Slisz berze t, "a moto,
Me dbajqc, iak wieznie W bfoto.
Co tydzieh brudnem pismidfem
Go je nazwaf fotr Kropidteu,
Kfamstwa miota Slisz obficie,
Jako Leos Detroicie.
Lecz mylisz sic, moi landsmanie,
Zwiazkowi mic sic ME stanie,
Bo MIN rzadzi dobra gfowa,
Mocniejsza Mill Wckowa.
Chot stahczyki przez intrygi
2 biskupami stroia migi,
Zwiazek ME spi, pod]e sowy,
Do walki JUL jest gotowy!
Me pisze on skargi skrycie
Jak to wy, zdrajcy, robicie,
Pa.ac arkusz co pozostaf,
By go Zwiazek nasz ME dostaf
l slad zniszczyf zqb ognisty,
Jako czynia anarchisty
Spiess tel spiski knowa] skrycie,
Lecz dis kozie pedzi aycie,
A Biskupi to ME 3ydzi
Kaady Mich sic zdrada brzydzi
Dobrze wytiuka po grzbiecie,
Ze oszczerstwa wciqz piszece
Dzis sic smieje JUL twor wszelki
2 redaktora cd butelki,
A z was wiernych mu geselN
Nawet Wilus sic weseli,
Ole6 Bisiem jedna dusza,
Chwala emsaryusza,
Bo oni Slisza wysfali
By wash miedzy nami siali.
Koniec koncow, wiecie sami,
Zescie sa renegatami
Zkad1e madrosc Slisz wysysa},
Gdy ostatni runner pisa}?
Co sic mfodym garnku, mqci,
Tenn ma starosc garnek tracl,
Take wmieszal slisz przys}owie,
Bo alkvhof tkwit mu gtowie:
Zdalo mu sic W takiej manj
ze i drudzy So pijani,
ze szczegolnie szef cd Zgody,
Uaywa "a mocnej woody,
ze oszalat, MIN gada,
Cho6 te wade sam posiada.
Slisz, co wsciekf sic pod Rzeszowem,
zyje przysiowiu ludowem,
Drugi napad m;af W Tarnowie,
O czem Wlarus tel opowie.
Dzisiaj powiem wan nowine,
ze Slisz leczy jakanine.
Najpierw pukac ma kolana,
ia bym po fble ci popuka},
tam mozgu knykciem szukaf
Chwa1a Zwiazkowi naszemu
JUL lat sedem kwitnacemu,
Niechaj Polska W MIN bezpiecznie
Powstanie i lyle wiecznie!--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-04
PfACCIE IA WIARUSAl
DrObne Echa.

NANTICOKE, Pa. = spro-
wadzit sic tn dotad ma stale
pomieszkanie pan DR.. Gruen-
berg z New Yorku.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-09-14
CoKEs BERRIES AND SCUPPERNoNG
GRAPES.
Visitors Coming to and Going from
The Historic Old Town.
COKESBURY, S. c., ST

CoKESBURY, S. c., Sept l2 1887.
Prof &. c. Reed opened school on Monday
with very tlatiering prospects.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Graham has the finest scnppcr
nOng vineyard in the county. Ills grapes are
Hon. ]. +. J. Caldwell, of Newborry. one o.
South Carolina's ablest lawyergs Is up FOR
few weeks stay.
Mr.. Emerson. from California, is visiting his
brother VIM. II. Emerson.
DR.. +. &. Jones. OF Newberry, spent last
week I'm town with relatives.
The ladies nre to give hot supper on
Thursday night for the benefit OF the Metho
dist church.
Rev. W. r. Mathews, of Greenwood, preach
ell in the Presbyterian church last Sunday:
Mrs. John S. Fair, of Newberry, VINO mas
been spending the summer with hef nlolner
Mrs. uernuon, returns bome on Weunesuay
Mrs Hcrndon L. Miss julia Calder VIII ac'
compvny her. ,,,,-,, 49,,
Mrs y. B. Goodman and Miss Mikeil are
Off to Greenville and Willlamston.
Mr.. George +. Reid and wife, OF ChappellS
have been Visiting Capt. Kirk and Z. G. Bced
ESQ,
Miss Mary Mahon is In Wi'IiamSton.
Miss Olivia Jones is improving.
McsSrs Joel Townsend and a. ;. MckenZle g
went to Itdgeticld and Lexington Inst week.
Junior Hodges goes TO Spartanburg ABOUT
once week. What's the matter?
Mrs W. II. buchanan has been very lnuls-
posed for several days. ,,,
McSsrs. Dui'oSe, three young gentlemen,
from Darlington, arrived Saturday 10 alleh"
school here.
Mrs. John Power has returned from Green
'>' '0 ~ az"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-09-14
The Augusta Chronicle.

A new paper was started in Augusta about
Two months ago. From the first, Mr.. Walsl
asserts, that paper has almost daily-not BY
any system of warfare which would com
mend itself to public favor-not by any open
frank assault, but by insinuation and inu
endo--sought to injure the business Of the
Chronicle and endeavored to despoil Mr.
Walsh Of his good name.
To none of this has Mr.. Walsh replied until
last Sunday morning his paper contained an
open letter from him reclting the manner IN
which he had been treated by the men whose
sole object seemed TO be TO destroy his char
acter, and to lay violent hands on his bust
ness.
Mr.. Walsh says he welcomes honorable
competition, and the public, we believe, is
generally glad to encourage honorable com
petition but the great mass of the people o.
this country will never support and endorse
any enterprise which depends for It's success
mainly upon o system of hate, misreprcsenta'
ton, and despoilation.
It takes active energy, business tact, worth
and the promulgation OF high and honorable
principles TO engraft q newspaper on the
great public heart and II is to be hoped that
the time may never come in this country
when men who have risen TO high position
by their own manly efforts. may be banished
from n well-earned place in the people S
hearts by a competitor whose highest motive
may be to rob him of his good name, that he
may take from him tho business that has
come to him by years Of arduous toll and
honorable dealing with his fellow man,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-09-14
A New Survey is Needed.

1 am much interested in having n road
graded from Pickens Court House 70 Green
willie. This can be done easily and at Dul
small cost TO the road hands. If we can Cd,
owners, the changes could be made in week
thereby saving all the heavy draft on STOCK
and shorten the distance.
Commence near the Court House and locate
back of the Kelley place intersectlng our
place at the end of the grade on the g., Z. u.
4 G. r. r. in the field where Toney Ferguson
lives; and then take the old road from there
10 Majors branch. Here have the consent
of the land owners, and Will very soon re-
locate that road around the hill; then turn
to the left at James Fcrguson'S. ana run plSl
Reese Bowen's to Cedar Rock where we would
iEtersect the old road This can be done and
ST. rorten the distance to Pickens more than
two miles and have no hill. Then run rom
Williams at Cedar Rock straight to Fowler
Creek, making an important cut OH. y"
other change until we reach O'Sheas, where
the hill Is almost inSurmountablc. Silghl
detection there will obvate that: and a
straight line from Col. r. i. Bowen's 10 Mr..
John T. Gossett's will put q road In perfect
shape for che heaviest traffic OF that section
of country.
Again a line from Pickens to Fasiey via
Dukes shop, keeping pretty much the IL. *.
70 to the left of Arial's mountain will make
the most practical, economical and short
route TO your present railroad depCt.-CDr-
respondent PickenS Sentinel.
We copy the above extract. as it goes to
prove what we have often said, that We need
u new survey of our public highways sup
pose we had new survey Of any road, we
could get route almost level. The hillieSt
roads in Abbcville county could be so changed
rs to be the levelcSt.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-09-14

a we'll known citizen of Lancaster, Pa.
Mr.. l.. b. Keifer, writes: Having :
sprained leg of almost thirty days stand
ing, and after trying half dozen adver
tised preparations in the market without
satisfactory results, was advised to try
Salvation Oil; did so, and in less thar
three days my leg was all right again. i
did the work.
The town Of Augusta, Me-, with pop
ulation of only 5000 souls, is the head
quarters of nineteen monthly magazines
which have combined circulation O
100000 copies. Three of these have &
circulation of 10000. four Of 300, 900. ant
twelve Of $4,000. Six Of them are devo
ted to agriculture and the remainder are
literary.
ANDERSON, September Sat the regu'
lar church conference held by the Metho
disl congregation Yesterday morning after
service, Mr.. W. J. Wilson and Mr.. II. G.
Scudday were recommended to the mex
Quarterly Conference as suitable persons
for license to preach.
sour $3.50 Shoe Is beauty, and good ont
for tho money. Smith i Son. 9 II
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-09-14
THE LEARNED DOCTORS MISTAKE.
DIR. Hawthornc's CROWN. Passion
and Increased Capacity for Bitter
vituDeratiOn and Abuse.
GrecnviUe Nc,VS.


DR.. Hawthorne, of Atlanta, has shown into
what extremes of unwisdom really able
mar can GO by his behavior In his cOntrc-
versy with Col. w. G.. Benct, who under the
name of anxious Inquirer" charged him
with plagiarism. In each fresh stage Of the
controversy, the Reverned Doctor has shown
grow ing passion and increasing capacity for
away the last hold he could have had on the
respect Of honest minded, dis interested men,
when he luggcd the matter into the pulpit
last Sunday. The sermon which he Is report
ed TO have preached in his church at Atlanta
has less religion and more abusive perSonall-
tics, vulgar comparisons and uncharitable In
situations than we have ever seen comprised
in the same space.
Mr.. Bcnet has gotten the hest of the contro-
vcrsy, because he has acted what he is-a gen
tleman. Dr. Hawthorne has lost because he
has failed TO fulfill the pledge OF his high call
ing and laid eSde the christian character
when he put on the garb OF the lecturer, ana
con trovcrSialist.
The great trouble with DR.. Hawthorne
seems 10 have been the same error into which
so many men, who are accuSt, med TO being
wOrshippcd, have fallen. He has mistaken
himself for the cause he represented, ana
when personal shortcoming was brought be-
fore him, he immo odiatcly fancied an attack
on prohibition. DR.. Hawthorne is about as
far from being the prohibition cause lnper,
Sonated, as Mr.. Bcnet Is far from being tne
agent of the "doggery keepers" with which
the doctor charges him. And that Is saying Il
good deal.
Doctor Hawthornes friends are doing him
an injury by endorsing his position. IncS
doubtless mean well, but the best thing they
could co for him and for his reputation just
now would be to keep him from saying any
thing until hc gets cool and capable OF rea-
sOninp,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-09-14

= lllan: pl;;sl,,r Ito fellow.pls',n5 err
Will you please tell that woman that
she can have my seat Woman (lndlg-
nantly)-I am not woman, sir; am
lady. Gallant passenger (blandly)-Not
a woman? Excuse my mistake.-Ihita-
delphia CaH.
The New York World says: "1f the
Democrats either cannot or will not pass
through the House bill to reduce the
needless war taxes, on what ground can
they appeal to the people for a new lease
of powor?' Suggestive enough, and no
answer ready.
"1Ie is an old man to be so severely
punished" said ono friend to another
concerning culprit who passed the sew
entieth anniversary of his life in prison,
"Hc is too old man to have sinned as he
has done," was the righteous response.
More than 13O members of Parliament,
including eight eX-Ministers, have signed
memorial addressed to President CleVe-
land and the United States Congress in IA
vor of settlement Of international dis
putes by arbitration.
Governor Richardson has appointed
Mr.. w. +. Heath Master in Equity for
Edgelicld county, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of MIR. Tomp-
kins. There were four applicants for the
position.
A colorcd lad in Chester, s. G., aged u,
killed his sister, aged Is, by crushing her
skull with an iron poker.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-09-14
LIVELY MOUNT CARMEL.
Temperance...Churc Building.--hoV'
ing Citizens.--SclOOls Opening..'
Gin WILLS and Other Things.
Mr. CARMEL 6. C., Sept

Mt. CARMEL, S. G., Sept IS, 1887.
Our temperance society had very pleasant
meeting last Friday night. 1t Is on the In
crcaseand improving In general interest.
The Building Committee will let to-day &
contract, in part for the building OF the ne"
Methodist church. +. w. Fits contractor;
Mr. VIM. Miller and family have moved tt
Mt. Carmel. Mr.. Miller is clerking for Messrs
VIM. & Jno. McNeill.
The dry weather is bad on turnips and bar
We need rain as the dust is extremely un
No services III any Of our churches last Sab
bath, except Sunday school.
Cotton quotations for today ~ 10 = casn
bring your cotton to Mt Carmel and buy
your goods as cheap as anywhere.
Miss OthclIa Hutchinson, Of LOwndeSville
is visiting her sister Mrs. Il. A. Boyd of Mt
Mr. j. w. Morrah is building large and
commodious barn and stables, We wont
suggest that he set up q livery stable.
Mr. Win. Riley lost Il valuable milch COW
her leg being accidentally broken and she had
to be Killed.
Mt. Carmel High School opens this morning
Rev. 4. l.. Patterson principal, assisted by
Miss Ada Cowan.
Mr. NJ. NJ. Tarrant says his crop is unlike
many othcrS-it is long instead of short-lO ol
IL bales to the horse. Mr.. Tarrant Is a gooc
farmer, and don't care whether he makes {
, Miss Ada Cowan is boarding at Mrs. Nc
Donalds.
Mrs. Rogers and Maynard are visiting rcla
tives in Lessburg, S. e.
Capt. Radfords little daughter is still very
i'll.
Cotton is coming in slowly. Farmers arc
busy picking. taking advantage of the fine
weather.
W.R. Powell is of to New York, where he
will buy a large and well assorted stock o.
goods.
MIR r. g. Baker is off TO Augusta and Char
lesion, buying goods.
Our gins and mills are ketp busy.
w. K. Powell Is adding two rooms to his
dwelling which will make it quite convcn-
lent.
An application OF the whitcwash brush on
some OF our new buildings would greatly I'M
prove the looks Of our town.
Miss Surrilla Smith is off to Lowndcsvile
Lem Wilson the negro who was taken from
this place to Greenville, indicted for selling
whsl<ey has returned and says he was not
scared OF the crowd who took him, but all ne
dreaded was the walk back home.
Mr.. Bob Kennedy Is now with Mr.. T. q
Baker He and Mr.. johnnie Tarrant will wait
OH the ladies.
Miss Matte Caldwell after very pleasant
stay in our midst ito us) leaves for Troy.
Dir. =. h. Black will soon commence his
handsome cottage. He is one ofour fortunate
young men. NJ.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-09-14
News from Phoenix.

PIiOESlf, =. T., september z, 1891.
EditOr Press and Banner:
Will you give space for q few lines again
from our quiet little town?
Cotton is opening rapidly and picking is the
order of the day.
We are very glad to note the improvement
of the town of Buclilevcl. She now has cor
respondent, and we get all the best news
has become of "Shakspcare." Well, he Is
down here i'll this town-0nc of the h;tppicst
men you ever did see. He is entirely too
happy to write for y newspaper.
Mr.. Frank johnson died suddenly Mt his
home here last Saturday morning OF dropSy
OF the heart, aged about IS or ~ years. lie
leaves many friends and relatives TO mourn
hiss loss. His remains were luid to rest III
Damascus church lust Sabbath morning.
Such Il meeting as was held at lchOhoti
two weeks ago has never been coualed. Some
OF our oldest citizens say they never wit,
messed such q meeting An immense amount
on by Rev. Pooser, assisted by Rev. Buchan.
al Of CokeShury.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-09-14
VIEWS OF GREENWOOD.
est Bow...NOtes md DOttings from
HIiS Note Book.
GREENWOOD, s. c., Sc

GREENWOOD, s. c., Sept. l2. 1857.
LInconnue, In making his best bow to the
pienses you then am happy. II it does not
| II is all my fault, and You are much Of n gen.
SlenIaD, sir He scarcely hopes to equal the
gifted and versatile "Mac,' whose lacile pen
esting part of the Press and Banner, but lie
Will endeavor TO present, in ut least renda
BILE form, the principal news items current
from week TO week In our thriving town.
Messrs. A. Rosenberg and j. X. burst have
returned from New York, where they have
been preparing for their large fall and winter
trade.
Mr. T.. NJ. Moore, Of Ninety-Six, spent one
night last week I'm this place.
both OF the educational institutions OF our
town have good average attendance. and
the work of the fall session has begun In ear
nest.
One evening last week some Of our young
people treated small audience to some I'M
promptu theatricals at the hotel. Consider
ing the fact that tbe parts had never been re-
hearsed, the performance was most credita-
BILE one.
The cotton buyers have come in and Green
wood can compete successfully with any town
I'm upper South Carolina in prices paid for
cotton.
The students of the Male High School are
being instructed In the "setting up" drill.
The institution bids fair to have a well drilled
session.
MIR. A. McD. Singleton went on visit TO
DonaldS last Thursday.
MessrS. DeLorme and Turner were in town
last week In the interest Of their insurance
company.
The young folks had delightful dance at
Riley's hotel last Wednesday evening. The
attendance was not large but the lack OF num-
berS was more than compensated tor by the
universal good looks and gay spirits Of the
party. The dancing was kept up until u late
hour and then the weary worshlppcrs of tcrp-
sichorc sought their conches to re.enact In the
hazy atmosphere of drenmland the evening
pleasant scenes.
Preparations arc being made for the cree
tion of q block of new brick stores on the
street leading northwest from the public
square.
Hon. w. C.. Benet was In town for few
hours last week.
Bacon seems to be In great demand just
row. J. X. burst & Co. disposed of half car
load in about six hours q few days sincc.
When will our people learn TO raise their hogs
at home?
Messrs LomaX and Foster, of Ferdery, were
in town last week-on business (?)
Our genial friend, VIM. +. Hell, was In town
last Saturday. He was Oh his way TO his
home In Abbevllle, from Baltimore.
The Quarterly Confercnceof The Greenwood
Circuit NJ. F.. Church South was held at this
place on 10th and 18th instant.
Farmers from the surrounding country re-
port late cotton much injured by the drought.
1t Is very dry and dusty here now. a show
er would be very acceptable.
a large crowd was in town on saturday al
ternoon. LINCONNUE.